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After years of relying on mid-level boots for hiking, backpacking, and camping, I decided to research the next level up with a goal of a sturdy (read full leather), old-school, well crafted, long lasting pair of boots. The Zamberlan 996 Viox GTX won out over several others based primarily on the many positive reviews on multiple sites. Yeah, they're a bit heavier than other hybrid models, but I'll gladly suffer a few extra ounces for great fit, comfort (especially the footed insole and roomy toebox), and longevity. These remind me of the full leather Raichle's of my early outdoor years. They're understandably stiff out of the box, but they've already molded comfortably to my feet after just a few days, and I appreciate the security of the stiffness above my ankles. They are beautifully crafted with thoughtful details like a mid-foot lacing lock. The Vibrams are sufficiently aggressive with great downhill heel breaking. Zamberlan does an outstanding job of preconditioning their leathers, inspiring me to care for these for years to come. It's too early for a final verdict, but I'm thrilled thus far with this investment.
Pros:
Sturdy
waterproof
Well crafted
Resoleable
Reputation
Positive Reviews
Full Leather
Cons:
Weight
Limited Toe Abrasion Protection
Best Used for:
Backpacking
snow
Steep Hiking
Varied Terrain
Cold Conditions
Would Recommend:
Yes
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